Endoscopic Face Lifting
What is Endoscopic Face Lifting?
The endoscopic face lifting procedure is a shorter procedure compared to the traditional face lifting procedure and the recovery time is much faster.
In traditional face lifting surgeries, which remove the signs of aging in the face and neck region, the skin incisions are made in the areas ranging from the temple hairlines to the ears. In the endoscopic methods, very limited skin incisions are made.
In order to perform the face lifting, the minimal incisions are made so that there are no scars on the scalp and the hair does not need to be cut during the application. Both the healing process and the risks will be reduced in this way.
What are the Differences of the Endoscopic Face Lifting?
During the endoscopic facelift procedure, long incisions are not made as in classical facelift surgeries. Small incisions are made only in the scalp. In this way, there is no visible trace that disturbs the person after the procedure.
In the endoscopic face lifting surgery, not any intervention is performed that can damage the muscle and connective tissue. As a result, the endoscopic face lifting surgeries are much less risky and much more preferred than the traditional face lifting surgeries that interfere with the skin tissue.
After the endoscopic face lifting surgery, there is no change or artificiality in the facial expressions of the person Likewise, the facial features of the person continue to preserve their natural appearance. With this procedure, while the face is only given a dynamic and livelier appearance, the prolapses and deformations that start to disturb the person and distort the facial expression are eliminated.
Are the Endoscopic Face Lifting Results Permanent?
The patients who have endoscopic face lifting surgery begin to look younger than their peers. Each individual’s aging rate, skin elasticity, skin quality, lifestyle and nutrition habits are different. All of these are the factors that directly affect the rate of aging. However, these processes are slowed down with the endoscopic procedures.
